New Turomas Corporate Video

Date: 28 November 2025

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Turomas

Date: 28 November 2025

More than 40 years after its beginnings, TUROMAS continues to be driven by the same purpose that inspired the company on day one: to innovate, create, and move forward alongside the glass industry.

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This corporate video captures TUROMAS’s evolution, its approach to technological innovation, and the value of the people who help the company grow every day.

In this video, viewers will discover:

How TUROMAS has evolved over the past four decades
Its commitment to automation, advanced engineering, and high-precision machinery for flat glass
The human talent behind each development
The vision that guides the future the company aims to build

The video was originally premiered during the TUROMAS 40th Anniversary celebration.

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